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SHARE Omaha releases Do Good Week 2021 Results
Omaha, Neb – SHARE Omaha, the nonprofit behind Do Good Week has posted successful results which spanned a holistic approach to philanthropy.
The first ever Do Good Week was April 19-24 and across those days the following results were tracked:
17,813 donations
The first ever Do Good Week was April 19-24 and across those days the following results were tracked:
25,000 people explored causes on SHAREomaha.org for over 100,000 minutes
$2,558,002.50 reported in donations, including matching gifts17,813 donations
One good thing each day: Do Good Week 2021
Even though we’re starting to see the light at the end of this pandemic tunnel, we still face a lot of challenges as a community. It’s natural to feel a mix of emotions, and to feel a little bit overwhelmed as we confront a lot of big, societal issues.
We have good news.
Join this virtual scavenger hunt during Do Good Week!
This blog is guest-written by Bill Roberts, President of Fricke Episcopal Food Ministry Board of Directors
The Fricke Episcopal Food Ministry is a different kind of nonprofit.
The Fricke Episcopal Food Ministry is a different kind of nonprofit.
Omaha Community Foundation's Resilience Fund
With 2020 being the final year of Omaha Community Foundation's Omaha Gives, SHARE Omaha is thrilled to partner with Omaha Community Foundation (OCF) to bring to life SHARE Omaha's Do Good Week! As the supporting sponsor of #MissionMonday during Do Good Week, OCF is highlighting their new Community Resilience Fund.
Donor Spotlight: Denise
This blog guest-written by Denise Powell of Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture
Donor Spotlight: Abra, supporter of Black & Pink
This blog is guest written by Abra, a supporter of Black & Pink.
Omaha has long needed affirmative, healing, anti-racist and intersectional housing, wrap around support, mental health, and community programs for LGBTQIA2S+ youth and young adults who are disproportionately impacted by racism, houselessness, violence, suicide rates, and carceral systems that only serve to increase trauma experiences.
Omaha has long needed affirmative, healing, anti-racist and intersectional housing, wrap around support, mental health, and community programs for LGBTQIA2S+ youth and young adults who are disproportionately impacted by racism, houselessness, violence, suicide rates, and carceral systems that only serve to increase trauma experiences.
Jan and Connie's lifelong volunteering friendship
This blog is guest written by Ana Bellinghausen, Sports Marketing Intern at Omaha Sports Commission
Jan Churchill and Connie Mangano’s connection began back at Norris Middle School more than 30 years ago as teachers and coaches.
“I remember walking into the school with Jan the first day and just knowing that she was someone I was going to walk out of this school with on my last,” Mangano said.
Jan Churchill and Connie Mangano’s connection began back at Norris Middle School more than 30 years ago as teachers and coaches.
“I remember walking into the school with Jan the first day and just knowing that she was someone I was going to walk out of this school with on my last,” Mangano said.
6 Really Good Days: Do Good Week, April 19-24
Do Good Week is coming up starting April 19, and we’re about to find out the answer to the question, “What if we thought about all the different ways we can Do Good…for a whole week?”
During this week of giving back, you’re encouraged to do good every day for local causes, in your own way. But if you need some ideas, each day has a theme that can get your creative (and generous) juices flowing:
United Way of the Midlands' Day of Action
This blog is guest-written by Emily McKenna, marketing coordinator for United Way of the Midlands